A Tribute to John Huppert
John Huppert was one of the original founding members of the Northwoods Land Trust (NWLT) and he served on the Board of Directors since the organization’s inception in 2001. He […]
Reaccredited: The Mark of Distinction for Land Trusts
We’re excited to announce that the Northwoods Land Trust (NWLT) was reaccredited in December of 2024 for its third five-year term. The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations […]
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This Year Put Stock in Something That Matters
Most donors don’t realize that gifting stock or other securities to non-profits offer huge tax benefits. Learn more to put stock into conservation!
Holmboe Expands & Permanent Access Secured
NWLT is thrilled to announce that its quiet campaign to grow the Holmboe Conifer Forest and secure its future for the benefit of greater Rhinelander community has been completed.
Bog Purchase in Springstead Enhances State Natural Area
NWLT acted quickly to purchase a 40 acre parcel to add to regional framework of conservation in ecologically significant region.
Beaver Creek Hemlocks Joins Old-Growth Forest Network
The Beaver Creek Hemlocks Conservation Area in Iron County was inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network (OGFN) on September 9, 2013. OGFN works with the public to identify and ensure […]
The Pinkerton Legacy of Land on Thunder Lake in Three Lakes
Tad and Hannah Pinkerton left their legacy with the donation of approximately 66 acres of land on the southern end of Thunder Lake in Three Lakes in Oneida County. The […]
Learn About Natural Solutions to Climate Change
The Northwoods Land Trust (NWLT) launched its new Climate Conservation Solutions Initiative to raise awareness and support of natural solutions to our changing climate. Land conservation is a tool that […]
Holmboe Conifer Forest Inducted into Old-Growth Forest Network
The Holmboe Conifer Forest State Natural Area was inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network (OGFN) on October 6, 2022. The 32-acre land trust-owned property, located in the homelands of the Anishinabe people, lies […]
